Chou En-lai urges Romania to resist Soviet control
Chou En-lai visits Bucharest amid Romania’s neutral stance in the Soviet Chinese split. He pledges China’s firm support for Romania’s wish not to be tied to Moscow while pressing for greater Warsaw Pact autonomy. Talks with Ceusescu center on international questions and East European affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucharest
Romania
Red
China
Soviet Union
Peking
Tokyo
Chou En-lai
Moscow
Chou
Communist Party
Chao Kuanhua
Nicolae Ceasescu
Albania
Ceasescu
Kremlin
Charles de Gaulle
Everglades Nearing Normalcy After Severe Drought
Everglades National Park in Florida shows a rebirth of life as water returns to the sawgrass plains. After three years of below normal rainfall and drought, water from Lake Okeechobee and releases by the flood control district have revived the lakes and ponds. Wildlife is returning slowly, with smaller fishes and animals expected to rebound within one to two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everglades National Park
Fla
Lake Okeechobee
Central
South Florida
Alma
Carroll Burroughs
Drunken wheelchair driving case in Buffalo
Ralph A. Miller, 71, of Providence RJ, pleaded guilty to drunkenness and related charges after police said he was driving his wheelchair down Main Street, forcing cars to swerve to avoid him. He was arrested Thursday night and ordered to a hospital for examination. Miller, a disabled veteran with amputated legs, was en route to Detroit at the time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N.Y
Ralph A. Miller
Providence
Miller
Ann T. Mikel
Deroi
Violation In Expenses Lists Violation In Expenses
Louisville Republican candidate Paul Stierle listed a $10 expense for running an amber traffic light in his campaign filing with Secretary of State Thelm Stovall. He said the aim was to reach the main post office before carriers left at 9 am. His platform also included ending the 10 hour day for postal workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Paul Stierle
Congress
Thelm Stovall
Real Estate Transfers Ahead in Multiple Townships
Real estate transfers include Paul Faith to William Houser in Rayne Two for 12500 dollars and various deeds in Clymer Boro Indiana Boro White Two and Montgomery Twp. amounts range from 1000 to 25000 dollars, including tracts, dwellings, and outbuildings with sellers and buyers such as Zbignewich Sgro Mumau Cornell Weiss Long Getty Pearce Musser and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Faith
Wiliam C. Houser
Rayne Two
Eleanor VY. Zbignewich
Verna Popovich
Clymer Boro
A. N. Fetterman
Anthony B. Sgro
First Ward
Indiana
Boro
Calvin L. Stevens
Dennis L. Mumau
Second Ward
John Michna
Joseph F. Pellegrene
Center Two
Beulah M. Anderson
Paul E. Lear
West Wheatfield
Ann
Jones
Williams
Kruger
White Two
Clara Jean Cornell
George J. Cornell
Burrell
Raymond E. Weiss
Leonard C. Long
Robert F. Strong
William Whitesel
Ots
Pauline F. Getty
Shirley Ann Pearce
Montgomery
Alice Jean Wilson Medsger
Clair Day Limvick
Daniel Fratuira
William Petro
Bhursville
Bure
L. K. L. Development, Inc
Samuel H. Lyons
White
Cora B. Fyock
Fred A. Musser
Musser Forests, Inc
District Hospital Births and Admissions for June 17
Births list includes Kenneth Menth's boy in East Pike Indiana Garry Otto's boy at 334 Washington St Indiana Carl McGinnis New Florence girl Ronald Ryan Homer City boy Admissions show names and addresses of patients including Thurlow Mayne Carey Kocher Beilchik Thurston Speedy Turpin Huber Brougher Mekic Gryczuk Deyarmin with discharges of Ruffner Varner Weaver Hennequant Anderson McAdao Stalbosky Mauk Cessna Johnston Stupie and others. Kittanning Punxsutawney Latrobe and other towns represented by admitted and discharged patients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Menth
East Pike
Indiana
Garry Lee Otto
Washington St
Carl McGinnis
R.D
New Florence
Ronald Ryan
Homer City
Deborah Ann Thurlow
Jefferson St
Punxsutawney
Gerald
Walter
Margaret Mayne
Chestnut St
George B. Carey
N. Main St
Adeline Kocher
Dixon Rd
Clymer
Roald Beilchick
Heilwood
Jennie Thurston
Salisbure
Ralph Speedy
Clarksburg
Larry J. Turpin
Edith Huber
Locust St
Anna Brougher
Church St
Indidiana
Terry Mekic
Blairsville
Lewis Coleman
Graceton
Tessie Tyger
Penn Run
Walter Gryczuk
Clune
Richard Deyarmin
Martha Ruffner
Dee Varner
N. 4Th
Dee Weaver
N. Sth
Florent Hennequant
S. 4Th
Ida B. Anderson
Star Rt
Spring Church
Jasper L. McAdao
Black Lick
John F. Stalbosky
Homerity
Flora M. Mauk
R. D
Cora Vae Cessna
Glen Campbell
Harry H. Replogle
Oak St
JuHn Johnston
James Sharp
Shelocta
Ruth Stonebraker
Idiana
Helen D. Wargo
Saltsburg
Wallace Learn
Audrey Huey
Market St
Jolene Stupie
Donald Paul
Raymond R. Peffer
Home
Belknap Livestock Auction Report June 15 1966 Dayton PA
Market report from Belknap Livestock Auction Dayton Pa notes cattle prices down compared with prior week across classes. Slaughter cows mostly 25 to 50 cents lower. standard steer and heifer ranges listed. utilities and cutters down. calves Vealers and weights given. hogs and sows varying with barrows gilts weaker. sheep spring lambs 22.0 to 25.0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Board weighs fifth year college plan for new teachers
The Kentucky State Board of Education considers requiring all newly certified teachers to complete a fifth year of college within ten years. The Division of Teacher Certification drafted the proposed regulation for review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
State Board of Education
Division of
Teacher Certification
Raborn signals willingness to brief Senate on CIA
CIA director William F. Raborn told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee he will provide substantive intelligence information but will not disclose sources and methods. The exchange amid a push for Senate supervision risks a floor fight, as Fulbright and Mansfield seek a compromise. In Helsinki, Kosygin leaves Finland after endorsing Premier Paasio’s new cabinet which includes Communists for the first time since 1948, easing Moscow’s wary stance toward the Social Democrats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Central Intelligence Agency
Senate
William F. Raborn
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Raborn
Fulbright
Adm
CIA
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Armed Services Committee
Russell
Foreign Relations Committee
Ruborn
Senate Armed Services Committee
Helsinki
Finland
Alexei N. Kosygin
Kosygin
Rafael Paasio
Social Democratic
Moscow
Social Democrats
Paasio
Plucky Girl Survives Illnesses
Judy Lynn Funsch aged five from Genesee Township has endured a rare heart operation and multiple pneumonia bouts. After a five hour heart surgery at the University of Michigan Hospital and a pause in recovery, she returned to Flint's McLaren Hospital with her 19th pneumonia attack but is described as improving and may go home soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flint, Mich
Judy Lynn Funsch
Judy
Clarence Funsch
Genesee Township
Flint
McLaren Hospital
Funsch
University of Michigan
Ann Arbor
Obituary notices for Hart and Odis Hong
Sarah Cox Hart 80 former Clymer resident died June 15 1968 in La Habra California after months of illness She survived by children Ethel and Fred Milred and Theresa Gramley Willard Hart and many siblings including Ethel Campbell Clair Clemenson William Cox Bertha Beedle Stella Johns Grace Dickey Edna Roth Harry Cox John Cox and granddaughter Ann Hart Funeral details shown in Indiana Pennsylvania Interment Oakland Cemetery Peter A Hart preceded her in death in 1956 Charles Wilford Odis Hong 51 former Deckers Point resident died June 16 1968 at the home of Floyd Campbell Ford City Viewing today 2-4 and 7-10 p.m. Funeral 2 p.m. Sunday at Raleigh Funeral Home Hillsdale Rev Rex Brickell officiating Interment Thompson Cemetery Hillsdale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Cox Hart
Clymer
la Habra
Calif
William
Martha Brian Cox
Houtzdale
Hart
Clymer Methodist Church
Mildred
Ethel
Fred
la ‘Habra
Theresa Gramley
Millheim
Willard A. Hart
Altoona
Ethel Campbell
Clair Clemenson
William Cox
Akron
Bertha Beedle
Elrama
Stella Johns
Indiana
Grace Dickey
Los Angeles
Edna Roth
Burlingame
Harry Cox
Homer City
John
Charles Wilford Odis
Hong
Deckers Point
Floyd Campbell
Ford City
D. 1
Raleigh
Hillsdale
Rex Brickell
Thompson Cemetery
Campaigns Tough Says Broderick Campaigns Tough Says Broderick
Joseph London 70 of Punxsutawney died June 17 1966 at Adrian Hospital. He was a World War I veteran and retired B and O railroad engineer. Survived by widow Evelyn Munday London and three children. Funeral at Pifer Funeral Home Punxsutawney with interment in American Legion plot. Charles Myers 23 of Northville died June 17 1966 at Warren State Hospital. Burial at Worthville Cemetery after services at Tawney. Paul Peoples 65 of Punxsutawney died June 16 1986 at Adrian Hospital. He was a retired electrical engineer and Masonic member. Funeral arrangements are pending at Pifer Funeral Home. Thomas Philip Cramer 14 of Clymer died June 17 1966 from injuries after a fall. Funeral Monday at Brush Valley Lutheran Cemetery. Marguerite Hutchison 57 formerly of Indiana died June 16 1966 in New Jersey. Survived by children and eight grandchildren. Funeral arrangements at Kepple Funeral Home Greensburg. Lloyd M. Steele 63 of Emporium died June 18 1966 at Indiana Hospital. Obituary to appear Monday.
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Joseph London
Punxsutawney
Adrian Hospital
Joseph D
Anna van Dyke Ondon
Evelyn Munday
London
Joseph
John Lace
Victor Kopuitsky
Erle
Pifer Funeral Home
Parker Tomblinson
American Legion Plot
Charles Myers
Northville
Warren State Hospital
Warren
Harry
Betty Shaffer Myers
Worthville
EUB Church
Punxsutawney High School
Roxie
Timothy
Norman Pearce
Worthville Cemetery
Paul Peoples
Henderson Township
Jefferson County
Nathan
Elenor Gillett Peoples
Elva Buchheit
Peoples
United Church of Christ
Masonic Lodge
Coudersport
Thomas Philip Cramer
Royden W
Edna Viola Brendlinger Cramer
Clymer
R.D
Indiana Hospital
Cherryhill Twp
Indiana
William
Kenneth
Murray Cramer
Penn Run
Philip Brendlinger
Robinson-Lytle’s
Marguerite Hutchison
John J. McKenna
South Plainfield
N. J
Hutchison
Homer City
Myrtle Duncan Cunningham
Wintondale
Robert C. Cunningham
Joseph M
Richard C. Im
Greensburg
Clyde W. Wagner
Harry Cunningham
Silver Springs
Royden Cunningham
New Florence
Frank Mack
Johnstown
United Presbyterian Church
Plainfield
Robert J. Kepple
N. iMvin St
William Sheldon Blair
Bethel Church Cemetery
Armagh
Lloyd M. Steele
Emporium
Bence Funeral Home
Indiana Evening Gazette
Two Negro Teens Plan Long Walk to Washington
Willie Hunter aged 17 and Arthur Williams aged 18 announce a 500 mile march from the north Georgia border to Washington, to begin the last week of July and reach the capital by August first. They represent the National Youth Assembly for Peace and aim to rally support for U.S. policy in Viet Nam.
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Atlanta
Washington
Viet Nam
Willie Hunter
Arthur Williams
North Georgia
Hunter
Williams
National Youth Assembly For Peace
United States
New Confession Procedures Issued by Police Chief
New York police commissioner Howard R. Lea ry issued orders aligning with the Supreme Court ruling on involuntary confessions. The rules require warnings of the right to silence and counsel and assurance to contact an attorney. Stark County Prosecutor Norman J. Putnam cautioned that even with warnings a confession may not be admissible, but procedures must be followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Howard R. Leary
Supreme Court
Canton
Ohio
Stark County
Norman J. Putnam
Putnam
USW Names District Man At District 13 Convention
Samuel Collis and Neil Magnone of Washington Pennsylvania, and Walter Angus and William C Bowser of Johnstown were elected Friday to the Wage Policy Committee of the United Steelworkers at the close of District 13s annual convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Samuel Collis
Neil Magnone
Washington, Ps
Walter Angus
William C. Bowser
Johnstown
The
United Steelworkers
District 13
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Everglades
District Hospital Register
Daniel B. George
Gir
Lee Hospital
Latrobe
Edward Meighan
Avonmore
Iroy Tressier, Jr
R. A
Darcy Rae McIntyre
Vin Dull
Mahaffey
Mayme Lewis
Glen Campbell R.D
Kittanning
Thomas R. Smnerlin
Rural Valley
Boy
Brett A. Brumbaugh
Sarah K. Groff
Robert F. Isenberg
Eugene T. Juart
Home R.D
Deborah A. Stivason
Rural Valley R.D
Margaret Rosensteel
Annie Darriss
Sagamore
Belknap Livestock Auction
EYE Gas Industry
Indiana County
Les Hoover
Peoples Natural Gas Co
Helen Chichy
Ann Cummins
Emma Ober
Indian Springs Road
Gazette
Bechtel
By Henry S. Bradsher
Permier
Urho Kekkonen
Southeast Asia
U. S
Teers
Sociey
AVISL @ uy
Campaigns Tough
Broderick
Shafer
Pennsylvania
William Scranton
Plymouth Township
Montgomery County
Philadelphia
Penns Manor Joint High
Penns
Manor F.F.A
Penn Run Church of the Brethren
Philadelphia Street
GOP
Broderickk
USW
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